The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-07-30

Misses LILY Pickenpaugh and
Minnie Spahr are visiting few days
with friends in Grafton.
Mr.. Henry Zoller, of Baltimore,
joined his family here yesterday and
will remain few days.
Hon. j. j. Woods returned to his
home in Wheeling on Monday from
weeks fishing on Cheat.
Matt Allender and family, of
Grafton, have been visiting Mrs.
Kelly and other friends here
Mrs. Anna Hilands and son Will
liam, of Allegheny, Pa, are the
guests of Prof. Stewart and wife.
Miss Dee Christy returned to her
home in Warrington on Saturday
last after visit of several weeks
here.
A. jarrett Hare, who is teaching
school at Rockport, was in the
city to-day.-Parkersburg Journal
Of 23d.
The Misses Brown, of Washington
City, sisters of Mrs. Pierce, who
were visiting here, have returned to
their home.
Student p. A. Shafer spent yester-
day in town. He will return to the
University at the beginning of the
school year.
Among other gentlemen to whom
we are indebted for favors this week
are E. j. Bowlby and Clark Dawson,
of Vaudeville.
Mrs. p. H. Keck has been suffer
ing for long time from bronchial
affection but it is thought is i'm
proving slowly now.
Mrs. Sarah Powell, an aged and
well known lady of Clinton district,
is visiting her relative, Mrs. Sarah
Cooper, in this place.
Russell Huston, Bernie Morgan,
Miss Myrtle Dorsey and Miss Bes-
sic Wallace went to Cape May with
the excursion last week.
o. Il. Morgan and two children,
and his mother and sister, of Pitts
burg, are the guests of Jno. w.
MADEIRA on Walnut street.
Harry Godfrey, of the Wheeling
postoffice, was here yesterday en-
route to Cheat river to join some
friends now in camp there.
That clever gentleman, Ed. Wied-
man, of Cassville, dropped in on
Saturday and added his name to our
list, for which he has our thanks
Mrs. A. A. Rogers and children
have gone to Frostburg, Md, to
spend the summer Mr.. Rogers will
go tomorrow to spend few days
on Cheat.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer, who
has taken rooms at the Mountain
City House, has organized class
for instruction in vocal music
FaiYneont IndeT.
Mrs. Geo. C. Steele, of this place,
and her her sister Miss Hattie Will
liams, of Greensboro, went to Buck
harmon on Monday where they will
remain for several weeks.
Regents Smith, Bennett, Robin
son and Galliher have been here at
tending the meeting of the Univer-
sity executive committee. These
gentlemen with Regent Moreland
constitute the committee.
Our young friend Hugh Hood, of
Louisville, was here a short time a
few days ago shaking hands with
old friends. Hugh has gone to
Rivesville where he will engage ex-
tensively in merchandising.
DR.. James Way is in town for a
few days looking after some business
matters. About the first of August
the Doctor and Mrs. Way will start
for Northern Michigan to remain fol-
some time for the benefit of Mrs,
Ways health.
Major J. M. Lee, of Wheeling, has
been appointed Superintendent OF
the City schools of Huntington
Two such distinguished educators
as Hodges and Lee ought to elevate
Huntington out of the darkness
Gilmer Banner.
Mr. Stuart Hirschman, manager
of S. d. Hirschman d Co.'S big stores
at Charlestown, is spending few
days here with his brothers S. d
and Milt Mr.. Hirschman is a
vida ouolxo huc;,ooe ,,,o,, o,I q ,,o,x
clever gentleman.
Jos. Price and wife, r. M. Holland
wife and child and Samuel Hamil
ton, of Braddock's, Pa, are at the
Wallace House They are pleasur
ing and we have no doubt will enjoy
themselves in the pleasant resorts
about Morgantown.
DR.. Tom Hood returned from New
York last week where he had spent
several months in the hospitals add
ing to his already wide knowledge
, Mrs Hood and the baby came dowr
, from Shinston and they are all al
| their home in Cassville.
The Reedsville correspondent O
the Argus says: Prof Baker, wht
has spent the past two weeks in re
J cuperating his health at his home il
Monongalia,s is again among us look
ing somewhat better, although h,
still carries his arm in sling.
Theopilus p. Kramer, who begal
his apprenticeship as glass blowe
at Perryopolis. Fayette county, g.
, year ago, and is perhaps the oldes
of the Pennsylvania glassblowers, il
still living at Greensboro, Green
county Waynesburg Messenger.
Jos. H. McGraw, chief deputy il
Collector Jno. I. McGraw's office
and Clark Hamilton, of the sam
office, spent a day here last week OF
, official business. They are both ex
cellent, affable gentlemen and mad
numerous friends in their short stay
Our young friend, Hugh Terrell,
prominent educator of this county